Which linguistic technique did the brand Kodak deliberately use when creating their name in 1888, specifically designed to be recognizable across global markets?

Language shapes how we perceive brands and products. Throughout history, companies have used linguistic techniques to create memorable brand positioning. From phonaesthetics (the study of beauty in sounds) to semantic associations, language choices can make or break a product's success in the marketplace. Test your knowledge of how language and linguistics intersect with product branding!

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Using 'K' sounds, which research showed were strong and memorable across most languages
Employing onomatopoeia to mimic the sound of a camera shutter
Creating a palindrome that could be read in multiple languages
Adapting a word from Native American languages meaning 'to capture moments'